Free CFL Expert and Computer Picks For Every Game Sept. 24, 2026
TOR
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WPG
Fri, Sep 25 • 8:00 PM ET
u58.5 (-112)
These teams went under their 59.5 line in July, and their previous highest line in their last 10 meetings was 50.5. Somehow, they've still played to the Under in four of their last six encounters.
I'm particularly confident about the Under here if the Bombers end up pivoting to Dru Brown. He has a 5:5 TD/INT ratio in four starts this year.
Toronto has played to the Under in three of four (with their lone Over cashing by one point), while Winnipeg has played to the Under in three of five.
TOR (-115)
The Argos are winners of three straight and four of their last five, notably ending the Elks' own four-game run last Saturday.
The Blue Bombers have won two of their last four and are monitoring a tricky situation at QB, with Zach Collaros being limited at practice this week.
Toronto has over 500 more passing yards than any other team, and QB Chad Kelly could very well eclipse 5,000 passing yards for the first time in his career. He's averaging 387.8 passing yards/game over the last month.
SSK
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BC
Fri, Sep 25 • 10:30 PM ET
o62.5 (-105)
One of these teams is averaging five scores a game over the last two months and just put up 48 against the best team in the CFL.
While the Riders have played to the Under in four of their last five, the Lions have played to the Over in three straight, and these teams are a combined 14-12-0 O/U on the season.
BC is averaging 41 points per game over their last three games while allowing at least 24 points.
BC -4.5 (+105)
I'll happily take a measly -4.5 spread for a team as hot as the Lions, especially against a team coming off a season-worst performance. BC has covered the spread in each of their last four wins, including against Saskatchewan on August 23.
CGY
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OTT
Sat, Sep 26 • 3:00 PM ET
o62.5 (-110)
Expect plenty of points between these two teams after they combined for 78 last week, with QBs Vernon Adams Jr. and McLeod Bethel-Thompson each eclipsing 300 passing yards. Calgary is 11-3 to the Over this season, while the Redblacks have gone Over 62.5 in three of their last four contests. Both rank as the CFL’s two worst teams in points allowed per game, so I’m comfortable playing this total up to 64.5.
CGY -2.5 (-110)
Calgary piled up nearly 500 yards of net offence in last week’s 40-38 win over Ottawa, but penalties nearly proved costly, with the Stamps taking 14 compared to just four for the Redblacks.
With Vernon Adams Jr. and the Stamps scoring unit still averaging 32.4 points per game, there’s plenty to like about Calgary heading into the rematch, especially against a Redblacks defence surrendering a league-worst 35.8 points per contest. Calgary also runs the ball at the second-highest rate in the CFL, and Ottawa’s front seven has struggled against the ground game, allowing 5.8 yards per carry. Calgary was listed at -7.5 ahead of last week’s matchup against Ottawa and is now down to -2.5, but I’m not going to overreact given the inordinate number of flags thrown against Dave Dickenson’s squad. With the Stamps still motivated and Ottawa reeling from another heartbreaking loss, I’m backing Calgary all the way to -6.5.
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